Just cause I'm bedridden doesn't mean my feet aren't still ticklish f/m

[laughaholic89]

I'm currently bed bound I have m.s. a few months ago I started having caregivers. Everything is a adjustment but the biggest icebreaker in meeting these people is my ticklishness.likebthey always see timid till they touch my foot I giggle then it's like I become less scary or something. Everyday she puts lotion on my feet and changes my socks, my Monday-friday person has figured out how to do it without it tickling. My weekend caregiver not so much, literally a hour ago I was screeching and laughing my head off. I kinda think she does it on purpose, while I'm laughing she will say stuff like "hehe we got to get it between your toes" "where You going give me that foot back" and "hehe this one needs more" She laughs almost as much as me when it happens. She had a bad day and wasn't feeling well, she said "you laughing like that made my day hehe" she will be back tomorrow I haven't laughed like that since I got in this situation

 

[TicklishOldMan]

ay laughaholic,
By the sounds of it I tend to agree your weekend caregiver sounds like she likes making you laugh!
Perfect situation - enjoy the "accidental" tickling your caregiver gives you.

 

[laughaholic89]

She sounded like someone tickled her when I screeched lol

 

[TicklishOldMan]

Oh nice! Lucky guy for having such a thoughtful caregiver -
must be fun to hear her laugh as you laugh crazy

 

[milagros317]

Your weekend caregiver might be one of us. In any case, enjoy it.

 

[tickle_prince]

Nice too see that every weekend you get to have a good laugh then! Lol thanks for sharing

 

[Hiphophooray]

First off, I'd just like to say I hate that your in that situation, and I pray that you somehow can get better in the future. Also great story buddy. I imagine you have many more weekend foot tickles coming your way.

 

[VegLife]

Well i HOPE youre enjoying yourself with it as much as she is haha. Wish you comfort and laughs, especially on the rougher days. Cheers!

 

[laughaholic89]

I really appreciate all the kind words

 

[magic fingers]

I'm currently bed bound I have m.s. a few months ago I started having caregivers. Everything is a adjustment but the biggest icebreaker in meeting these people is my ticklishness.likebthey always see timid till they touch my foot I giggle then it's like I become less scary or something. Everyday she puts lotion on my feet and changes my socks, my Monday-friday person has figured out how to do it without it tickling. My weekend caregiver not so much, literally a hour ago I was screeching and laughing my head off. I kinda think she does it on purpose, while I'm laughing she will say stuff like "hehe we got to get it between your toes" "where You going give me that foot back" and "hehe this one needs more" She laughs almost as much as me when it happens. She had a bad day and wasn't feeling well, she said "you laughing like that made my day hehe" she will be back tomorrow I haven't laughed like that since I got in this situation

Sorry to hear about you suffering with MS. It's truly an evil disease.

 

[Hockeyfeet]

I too am sorry to hear you're in that situation. i pray you have better days ahead. Until then, enjoy all the foot tickles you get! it sounds like this brings joy to both of you each time. God Bless